Economy

While Robinhood builds its own L2 with 4M transactions in week one, Ethereum's co-founder questions the entire L2 strategy. Who's betting on the right future of decentralized finance?

DoorDash shares rally as Wall Street overlooks weak Q4 results, focusing on improving unit economics and long-term growth potential in new verticals.

Figma crushed Q4 expectations with 40% growth and strong guidance, yet AI software fears keep investors cautious. What's the real story behind design tools' future?

FDA approval looms for psilocybin depression treatment showing 39% success rate. But are we ready to embrace psychedelics as medicine?

Japan moves closer to approving the world's first commercial iPS cell-based treatments for Parkinson's and heart disease, marking a historic moment in regenerative medicine.

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari dismissed crypto as worthless compared to AI, but Trump administration sees bitcoin as key to dollar dominance. Who's right?

Federal Reserve researchers officially praised Kalshi prediction markets for outperforming professional forecasters. Does this mean retail investors are smarter than Wall Street experts?

The $45 computer maker's stock jumped 50% in a week after a social media post linked it to AI agent demand. Is this the next meme stock or a genuine tech play?

The transformation of American politics through the lens of 'homeland' - from 9/11 response to democratic erosion under successive administrations.

Mass restaurant closures across Russia signal deeper economic malaise as consumer spending stalls amid prolonged sanctions and war. What this means for global businesses and economic recovery prospects.

Bloomberg's Mike McGlone softens his bitcoin downside target from $10,000 to $28,000 after critics warned his extreme forecast could distort positioning and put real capital at risk in reflexive crypto markets.

Anchorage Digital launches stablecoin services for international banks, offering faster cross-border payments than traditional correspondent banking. A regulated alternative to century-old infrastructure.